Y. D. Lumber Co. v. Refuge Cotton Oil Co.
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, C. J.
This is an appeal from a decree correcting; the description of property embraced in a deed of trust executed by Cain to the Refuge Cotton Oil Company, and declaring the lien thereof to be superior to a materialmen’s lien of the Y. D. Lumber Company on a portion of the property embraced in the deed of trust as corrected.
The case was submitted to the court below on bill, answer, and proof, and the essential facts, in substance, are as follows:
In May, 1926, and prior thereto, Cain owned and operated a public cotton gin, located on land owned by him and adjoining the right of way of the Yazoo &…
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- Perry Nugent & Co. v. PriebatschMississippi Supreme Court · 1883
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